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Don Quijote Holdings. Co., Ltd. 1H Results for FY 2016 Earnings Results July 1 - December 31, 2015 February 5,2016 0

Earnings summary 6 months to Dec. 2015 6 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Net sales 384,445 100.0% 112.3% 342,224 100.0% Gross profit 102,941 26.8% 112.3% 91,634 26.8% SGA 77,370 20.1% 113.4% 68,223 20.0% Operating profit 25,571 6.7% 109.2% 23,411 6.8% Recurring profit 25,873 6.7% 107.6% 24,044 7.0% Profit attributable to owners of parent 14,232 3.7% 103.9% 13,694 4.0% EPS(Yen) 90.05-103.3% 87.21 - and same store sales went up 12.3% and 5.3% YoY respectively. We enjoyed greater sales in daily necessities as consumers got more price sensitive reflecting the negative expenditures. We successfully expanded the sales of Halloween goods, and there were more repeat tourist customers and inbound sales became greater contributor. Stagnant consumption and bad weather became headwinds for Q2, but we expanded the market share by attracting tourists and domestic family customers. GPM was flat YoY. We expanded daily necessities sales with low margin and high inventory turnover, and there were aggressive writedowns of slow-moving inventories, however seasonal items such as winter apparels were affected by the bad weather and unusually high temperature. SGA was within our expectation. It increased due to up-front investments for new stores such as personnel, depreciation expenses. We are increasing the headcount in existing stores to deal with more man-hour triggered by change in sales-mix. 1H profits hit all time high. 1

Same-store sales 125.0% 120.0% = Customer traffic = Customer spending = All stores = Existing stores 115.0% 110.0% 105.0% 100.0% 95.0% 90.0% 85.0% 2013 Jun. 2013 Dec. 2014 Jun. Existing stores 2014 Oct. Nov. Dec. 2015 Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Sales 108.3% 107.1% 104.3% 106.7% 109.4% 89.5% 114.2% 108.5% 104.4% 108.1% 107.3% 105.3% 106.8% 102.4% 102.5% Customer traffic 105.2% 103.8% 100.0% 101.2% 105.6% 94.6% 105.3% 103.2% 99.8% 102.0% 101.7% 99.1% 102.8% 98.2% 100.0% Customer spending 102.9% 103.1% 104.2% 105.4% 103.7% 94.6% 108.5% 105.1% 104.6% 106.0% 105.5% 106.3% 103.9% 104.3% 102.6% Existing store count 195 196 200 203 204 205 205 207 208 207 209 212 214 216 218 2014 Dec. 2015 Jun. 2015 Dec. DQ SSS were up 5.3% for six-month period from July to December, which were better than our guidance. Our Sales promotion measures based on the current consumer behavior went quite successful, while ASP rose. Fast-growing inbound tourists consumption boosted our sales. 2

Sales breakdown by product category 6 months to Dec. 2015 6 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Home electrical appliances 31,213 8.1% 106.7% 29,256 8.6% Miscellaneous household goods 78,335 20.4% 115.5% 67,817 19.8% Foods 118,451 30.8% 116.6% 101,604 29.7% Watches & fashion merchandise 80,290 20.9% 106.0% 75,766 22.1% Sporting goods & leisure goods 29,899 7.8% 116.1% 25,745 7.5% Other products 33,221 8.6% 110.1% 30,173 8.8% Total retail store business 371,409 96.6% 112.4% 330,361 96.6% Rent income 9,737 2.5% 108.5% 8,972 2.6% Other business 3,299 0.9% 114.1% 2,892 0.8% Total 384,445 100.0% 112.3% 342,224 100.0% Home appliances : Smart phone accessories and POSA cards took the lead. Personal-care items and white goods were robust. Household goods : Cosmetics and drugs contributed even better thanks to fast-growing tourists sales. Daily consumables became more popular among families. Kitchen goods such as knives and pans went up. Foods : All product groups achieved high growth. Daily delivered food became more popular as being price competitive. Watches & Fashion : Sales were solid in luxury watches though winter apparels were slow because of high temperature. Bags and shoes were good. Sports & Leisure : Halloween costumes surged, workout equipments and toys were strong. 3

The number of stores (Number of stores) FY2014 FY2015 FY2016-1Q FY2016-2Q Don Quijote 174 183 182 184 MEGA 37 36 36 37 New MEGA 28 41 45 48 Others 30 32 34 36 Total stores in Japan 269 292 297 305 Overseas Grand Total 14 14 14 14 283 306 311 319 Domestic opening 22 33 6 9 Domestic closure 5 10 1 1 Net increase 17 23 5 8 15 new stores opened in 1H : 3 Don Quijote, 6 New MEGA, 1 MEGA, 1 Picasso, 2 Kyoyasudo, 1 Ekidonki and 1 Doit. 2 DQ stores were closed. Full year store opening plan is up-revised to 35 stores. 4

Key components in SG&A 6 months to Dec. 2015 6 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Net sales 384,445 100.0% 112.3% 342,224 100.0% Salary allowance 28,920 7.5% 118.9% 24,332 7.1% Rent 10,237 2.7% 111.6% 9,170 2.7% Commission paid 8,815 2.3% 113.1% 7,791 2.3% Depreciation and amortization 6,149 1.6% 114.5% 5,370 1.6% Others 23,249 6.0% 107.8% 21,560 6.3% SGA 77,370 20.1% 113.4% 68,223 20.0% SGA to sales ratio went down 0.1pts to 20.1%. Cost increased due to initial cost of new store openings such as supplies expenses and depreciation expenses. SGA was within our expectation though personnel cost and depreciation expenses went up, we are increasing the headcount in existing stores to deal with more man-hour triggered by change in sales-mix. 5

Sales and profit by business Sales, profit and loss by segment from Jul. 1, 2015, to Dec. 31, 2015 Retail store Rent income Others Total Adjusted amount Sales to external customers 371,409 9,737 3,299 384,445-384,445 Internal sales or transfers between segments 7 8,762 3,747 12,516 (12,516) - Total 371,416 18,499 7,046 396,961 (12,516) 384,445 Segment profit 15,393 7,129 3,266 25,788 (217) 25,571 Sales, profit and loss by segment from Jul. 1, 2014, to Dec. 31, 2014 Retail store Rent income Others Total Adjusted amount Sales to external customers 330,361 8,972 2,891 342,224-342,224 Internal sales or transfers between segments - 7,373 2,959 10,332 (10,332) - Total 330,361 16,345 5,850 352,556 (10,332) 342,224 Segment profit 14,954 6,041 2,604 23,599 (188) 23,411 Profit in the retail business was 15.4 billion yen which is our mainstay. Profit in the tenant leasing business was 7.1 billion yen. Profit in other business was 3.3 billion. 6

Sales, profit and asset by subsidiaries Sales, profit and asset by subsidiaries from Jul. 1, 2015, to Dec. 31, 2015 Don Quijote 1) Doit Nagasakiya 2) Overseas 3) Others Elimination Net sales 270,793 8,291 79,453 19,939 38,200 (32,231) 384,445 Operating profit 14,545 452 2,405 819 13,713 (6,363) 25,571 Total asset 205,606 22,049 79,924 22,070 695,541 (464,790) 560,400 Net asset 104,167 18,752 45,060 15,980 331,853 (280,841) 234,971 PL/1USD=\121.7 BS/1USD=\120.3 Sales, profit and asset by subsidiaries from Jul. 1, 2014, to Dec. 31, 2014 Don Quijote 1) Doit Nagasakiya 2) Overseas 3) Others Elimination Net sales 237,703 9,171 77,149 16,481 25,118 (23,398) 342,224 Operating profit 14,010 333 2,215 672 9,843 (3,662) 23,411 Total asset 181,346 22,205 75,877 17,260 439,696 (246,918) 489,466 Net asset 93,936 18,489 42,736 13,532 140,594 (101,005) 208,282 1) According to the change in pure holdings firm, Don Quijote is simply added both Don Quijote and Don Quijote HD by split PL/1USD=\103.6 2) Nagasakiya shows only retail business BS/1USD=\109.5 3) Overseas includes DQ USA and MARUKAI Retail businesses were strong including Don Quijote, Nagasakiya, Doit and Overseas. Profitability of those companies had improved. 7

Balance Sheet As of Dec. 31, Change from As of Dec. 31, Change from 2015 Jun. 30, 2015 2015 Jun. 30, 2015 Total current assets 212,987 37,006 Total current liabilities 184,704 40,128 Cash and deposits 68,685 18,968 Accounts payable 84,167 23,611 Merchandise 107,451 12,871 Short-term liabilities* 56,893 18,295 Total noncurrent assets 347,413 17,728 Total noncurrent liabilities 140,725 1,002 Total property, plant and equipment 276,187 14,060 Long-term bonds 56,704 (5,986) Buildings 100,250 4,229 Long-term borrowings 35,156 10,000 Land 159,933 9,286 Long-term payables under fluidity lease receivables 30,463 (3,560) Total intangible assets 17,373 (156) Total liabilities 325,429 41,130 Goodwill 7,191 (218) Net assets 234,971 13,604 Total investments and other assets 53,853 3,824 Total shareholders' equity 221,841 12,159 Lease and guarantee deposits 33,517 700 Non-controlling interests 10,704 1,691 Total assets 560,400 54,734 Liabilities and net assets 560,400 54,734 * Short-term liabilities = Short-term loans payable + Current portion of long-term loans payable + Current portion of bonds Cash & deposits : Outstanding amount was increased by financing through debt for new store openings. Merchandise : Inventories increased due to new stores. More inventories had secured for existing stores to avoid opportunity losses for growing inbound sales and year-end shopping needs. Payables associated with the liquidation of receivables : 37.6 billion yen was financed by asset-backed loans. 8

Cash flows and Capital expenditure Cash Flows 6 months to Dec. 6 months to Dec. 2015 2014 Change Cash and equivalents at beginning of period 51,292 44,105 7,187 Cash flows from operating activitiies 33,605 23,651 9,954 Cash flows from investing activities (26,443) (29,558) 3,115 Cash flows from financing activities 15,902 5,248 10,654 Net increase (decrease) in cash and equivalents 22,826 (204) 22,622 Cash and equivalents at end of period 74,118 43,901 30,217 Capital Expenditures 6 months to Dec. 6 months to Dec. 2015 2014 Change Capital expenditures 23,836 27,230 (3,394) Cash flows* 19,314 17,940 1,374 Net increase (decrease) (4,522) (9,290) 4,768 * Cash flows = Net income + Depreciation and amortization + Extraordinary loss - Dividend Cash flow from operating activities was 33.6 billion yen positive. Positive factors : 24.9 billion yen of income before income taxes and minority interests, 7.1 billion yen of depreciation and amortization, 23.6 billion yen increase in trade payables. Negative factor : 12.9 billion yen increase in inventory, 10.2 billion yen for tax payment. Cash flow from financing activities was 15.9 billion yen positive driven by 20.8 billion yen of net increase in long and short term loans and 1.5 billion yen of net increase of bonds. 3.8 billion yen of repayments of payables under fluidity lease receivables and 2.4 billion yen of dividend payment were negative factors. Capex was 23.8 billion yen, free cash flow was negative 4.5 billion yen due to aggressive reinvestment. 9

Earnings summary for Q2 3 months to Dec. 2015 3 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Net sales 197,803 100.0% 110.9% 178,363 100.0% Gross profit 53,263 26.9% 112.4% 47,399 26.6% SGA 38,988 19.7% 113.2% 34,444 19.3% Operating profit 14,275 7.2% 110.2% 12,955 7.3% Recurring profit 14,296 7.2% 108.1% 13,222 7.4% Profit attributable to owners of parent 7,751 3.9% 102.6% 7,553 4.2% EPS(Yen) 49.03-102.0% 48.06 10

Sales breakdown by product category for Q2 3 months to Dec. 2015 3 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Home electrical appliances 16,654 8.4% 101.6% 16,386 9.2% Miscellaneous household goods 39,658 20.0% 116.9% 33,914 19.0% Foods 61,652 31.2% 116.7% 52,829 29.6% Watches & fashion merchandise 41,415 20.9% 104.7% 39,545 22.2% Sporting goods & leisure goods 15,209 7.7% 104.6% 14,537 8.2% Other products 16,488 8.4% 108.8% 15,151 8.4% Total retail store business 191,076 96.6% 110.9% 172,362 96.6% Rent income 5,018 2.5% 110.9% 4,523 2.5% Other business 1,709 0.9% 115.6% 1,478 0.8% Total 197,803 100.0% 110.9% 178,363 100.0% 11

Key components in SG&A for Q2 3 months to Dec. 2015 3 months to Dec. 2014 Actual Share YoY Actual Share Net sales 197,803 100.0% 110.9% 178,363 100.0% Salary allowance 14,764 7.4% 119.5% 12,352 6.9% Rent 5,084 2.6% 109.9% 4,626 2.6% Commission paid 4,562 2.3% 110.5% 4,130 2.3% Depreciation and amortization 3,171 1.6% 114.8% 2,762 1.6% Others 11,407 5.8% 107.9% 10,574 5.9% SGA 38,988 19.7% 113.2% 34,444 19.3% 12

Full year forecast for fiscal June 2016 FY2016 Revised forecast FY2016 Previous forecast Plan Share YoY Plan Share Net sales 750,000 100.0% 109.7% 730,000 100.0% Gross profit 200,000 26.7% 110.0% 196,800 27.0% SGA 159,000 21.2% 111.5% 157,000 21.5% Operating profit 41,000 5.5% 104.9% 39,800 5.5% Recurring profit 41,500 5.5% 103.3% 40,800 5.6% Net profit 23,400 3.1% 101.1% 23,300 3.2% EPS(Yen) 148.00-100.7% 147.55 - Capital expenditure 40,000-133.7% 40,000 - Depreciation 12,800 1.7% 109.7% 12,800 1.8% Full year forecast revised upward for 7 consecutive years. Sales : 750 billion yen, up 20 billion and 9% YoY. OP : 41 billion, up 4%, RP : 41.5 billion, up 3%, NP : 23.4 billion, up 1%. Don Quijote SSS forecast : +2.7% YoY for full year, +5.3% YoY for 1H, flat for 2H. 13